Employee Hiding Criminal Case Not Entitled To The Appointment

Employee hiding criminal case not entitled to the appointment: Supreme Court. Terming lying, forgery, or fraudulent acts in a new job or job is completely wrong.

The Supreme Court on Friday said that if an employee once makes a false declaration or suppresses information about a criminal case pending against him shall not be entitled to appointment as a ‘right’.

The court said that with this the company can never trust him in the future and can be fired at any time.

Don’t tell criminal cases at the time of job.

Simultaneously, the Supreme Court set aside Rajasthan HC’s decision of 2019, which overturned the termination of the service of an employee of the State Electricity Department for hiding a criminal case.

Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Limited had challenged the High Court’s decision. In this case, the employee, while applying for the job, was not aware of the criminal case in which he was convicted.

A bench of Justices MR Shah and Bopanna said the question is not whether an employee was involved in any dispute and whether he was subsequently acquitted or not, but it is a question of ‘confidence’.

An employee who makes a false declaration at the outset cannot be relied upon and the employer cannot be coerced into retaining such an employee.

The Bench hearing the matter said that the person has broken the trust of the company by hiding information about the criminal case or giving false affidavits. This is a matter of credibility.

The court said that when the applicant commits such fraud at the very beginning of the job, there will always be a doubt in his mind that the employer cannot trust him in the future.

Madhya Pradesh: Two accused arrested for making fake copies of important documents including Aadhar card, PAN card.

Police on Friday arrested two boys for making fake documents in the Banganga area of ​​Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

Both the youths used to make fake copies of various certificates including Aadhar cards, Voter ID cards, PAN cards. “The criminals used a web application to generate forged documents,” the police said.

A 21-year-old youth named Ajay Hire and Pradeep Laxman was working for making fake papers. He used to get only 150 rupees from the shop he used to work for.

This information was given by Inspector Rajendra Soni of Banganga police station. Computers, hard disks, scanners, printers, and other items have been seized from them.